Only the stock market continues to have internet.

Here are some reactions online

The aim is to clampdown on the protesters and netizens are fearing the worst.

Echo Moskvy already opened a separate Web page dedicated to Global Voices online.

Different figures are being circulated online, but the fact remains one.

Netizens from around the world are not only disappointed, but outraged with his speech.

NohaAtef If only SkyNewsBreak stop quoting Egypt state TV and look to Tahrir!

Are you happy President Morsi? We are living in darkness and the future looks worse.

A graph showing how the Internet was strangled being widely circulated on Twitter

So it's clearly distinguishable from any other species, having 46 names in it, its own web address.

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People have been glued to their television screens, and online streams of Al Jazeera, to keep abreast of developments on the ground in Egypt, particularly after Egypt shutdown the Internet.

Despite all this, the buzz online is upbeat, with an international out pour of support for Egyptians protesting against corruption and tyranny.

Netizens are being innovative in by passing the blackout, by contacting Egyptians directly and amplifying their voices for the rest of the world to hear their cry.

Saudi Arabia's netizens are lending their support to Egyptians in their uprising against president Hosni Mubarak's 30 year rule.

Widespread demonstrations continue to rock Egypt for the fifth day in a row, as netizens around the world continue to closely watch developments on the ground.

And we also built in a website address so that if somebody decodes the code within the code within the code, they can send an email to that address.

Despite a total Internet blackout, reports continue to pour in. Here is the latest selection of 140 character messages from Twitter some from people on the ground, reporting live from Cairo. fustat R alaa justimage Today is the day.

They post projects, so they say, I want to teach Huckleberry Finn to my class and we don't have the books, or I want a microscope to teach my students science and we don't have a microscope.

Egypt just shut down Al Jazeera's Cairo bureau, after switching off the Internet on January 27. Still news continues to flow about demonstrations across the county, from Cairo and Alexandria.

Netizens watched with disbelief as the courageous crowds' chants got louder, drowning the deafening noise of jets, while keeping a close eye on US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's TV interviews. Here's the snapshot from Twitter in the last few minutes

This comes after it switched off the Internet, in a bid to stop the world from seeing its people's revolution, where demonstrations against president Hosni Mubarak's 30 year rule continue for the sixth day in a row.

Bella mocks the not so fair policy saying With an odd move from our wise government that claims to be a smart electronic government among many other twisted descriptions the Egyptian Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has decided to limit the subscribers of the unlimited internet.

Although the internet and mobile phone shutdown during the protests of the past few days have made it harder for people in Egypt to show the rest of the world what is happening at ground level during the protests, some citizen videos have made it through.